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Bionutrient Food Association
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Добавлен 11 июл 2012
The Bionutrient Food Association is a non-profit organization whose strategic objective is to increase quality in the food supply. We are based in and do most of our work currently in the Northeast US.
The work of the organization is based on three objectives:
Our first objective is to educate growers on the principles and practices necessary to produce high quality crops.
Our second objective is to educate consumers about the relative disparities in the nutritional value of food currently available in the food supply, and to explain the deep physiological reasons why high quality food is important.
Our third objective is to survey current levels of nutrition in crops and to devise and provide a simple hand held tool that consumers can use to determine crop quality before purchase.
To learn more, visit: bionutrient.org/
To become a member, visit: www.bionutrient.org/members
To make a donation, visit: www.bionutrient.org/donate
The work of the organization is based on three objectives:
Our first objective is to educate growers on the principles and practices necessary to produce high quality crops.
Our second objective is to educate consumers about the relative disparities in the nutritional value of food currently available in the food supply, and to explain the deep physiological reasons why high quality food is important.
Our third objective is to survey current levels of nutrition in crops and to devise and provide a simple hand held tool that consumers can use to determine crop quality before purchase.
To learn more, visit: bionutrient.org/
To become a member, visit: www.bionutrient.org/members
To make a donation, visit: www.bionutrient.org/donate
Regional Resiliency with Faith Reeves - Sustainability Coordinator, Fairfield Iowa
Regional Resiliency with Faith Reeves - Sustainability Coordinator, Fairfield Iowa
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Kris Hubbard Chapter Leader Call
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The BFA Local Chapter Leaders meet monthly to discuss topics and check in with other Chapters from around the world. We are in the midst of a series centered around Resiliency. This month, Kris Hubbard joined us to talk about his role in the collection, dispersion, rematriation, and preservation of seeds from around the globe. This was an amazing discussion with practical tips for saving seeds ...
Dan Kittredge Interview with Heart and Soil Magazine
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A wonderful conversation with Natalie Forstbauer of Heart and Soil Magazine.
Defining & Refining Nutrient Density with Dan Kittredge
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Co-founder of Paleovalley and Wild Pastures, Autumn Smith, sits down with organic farmer and founder of the Bionutrient Food Association, Dan Kittredge, to discuss the causes of the declining nutrient density in our food, how we define and restore nutrient density and how consumers can identify the most nutrient dense foods.
Understanding Your Beef Study Results
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Understanding Your Beef Study Results
ASK DAN - March 15, 2023
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The first ASK DAN webinar of 2023! We were excited to be co-hosting with our friends from the Coalition of Health Professionals for Regenerative Agriculture (www.regenerativehealthcoalition.com/) for an invigorating discussion. The Bionutrient Food Association has been leading the conversation on nutrient density and its correlation with soil health for over a decade. After demonstrating the br...
Dr. Stephan van Vliet: Beef Nutrient Density Study Preliminary Results
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A discussion with Dr. Stephan van Vliet about the first results from our year-long Beef Nutrient Density study. We have been working with farmers around the world, having them send in steaks, manure, soil, and forage, as well as asking them to answer a long list of questions about farm management. This first data set looks much like we thought it would. How a cow is managed has a lot to do with...
Greg Austic: Digital Coffee Shop
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Dan Kittredge in conversation with Greg Austic (Bionutrient Institute/Our Sci) about his work on the Digital Coffee Shop: an online, peer-to-peer network and dashboard for growers, which flexibly represents comparable data across farms. Operating with the belief that regenerative strategies must come from, and be implemented by, producers, this dashboard allows growers to share and compare data...
Tim LaSalle: Soil Carbon and Regenerative Agriculture Systems
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A conversation with Tim LaSalle about his work at the Center for Regenerative Agriculture and Resilient Systems at Chico State University. Dan and Tim discuss his research and hear about his hopes for how the human race might work within Earth's natural, biological systems to combat climate change and create a more viable future for ourselves on this planet. Tim has served as the first CEO of R...
Bionutrient Food Association Webinar with Author Anne Biklé and David Montgomery
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Dan Kittredge's discussion with authors David Montgomery and Anne Biklé about the upcoming publication of their book, "What Your Food Ate: How to Heal Our Land and Reclaim Our Health". A dive into their fascinating new research about the connection between soil health, plant health, and animal health, and how they all have a crucial impact on our health and well-being as humans.
Bionutrient Food Association - Let's Talk Bionutrient - The Big Picture
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This month at Bionutrient we're focused on the big picture for the year ahead. With a wide range of topics from our beef study to building out our chapters and memberships, there's something for everyone interested in nutrient dense food. - Enjoy!
Defining Nutrient Density in Beef -- A roundtable discussion
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With Dan Kittredge, Dr. Fred Provenza, Dr. Stephan van Vliet, Nicole Masters, Joel Salatin, and moderated by Lisa Stokke A roundtable discussion to announce the launch of the Bionutrient Institute's exciting beef study. To fulfill our mission of increasing nutrient density in food, we first must define it. Thus far, we have identified profound variations in the nutrient levels in food, but we h...
Greg Watson -- In Search of Integrity
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As a freshman at Tufts University in 1967, I found myself engaged in a personal struggle to reconcile the goals of the civil rights and environmental movements. My African American colleagues considered the latter to be irrelevant at best, and downright counterproductive to the goals of Blacks in the eyes of many. Limited-growth slogans rang hollow, suggesting the door was closed to those still...
Walter Jehne -- How Microbial Ecologies Govern the Earth’s Soils, Climate, Biosystems, & Our Future
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Explore how microbes, particularly fungi, have created and govern the Earth’s biosystems and geo-chemical cycles, and why we must respect and regenerate them urgently to secure our safe future. From the 2021 Soil & Nutrition Conference - soilandnutrition.org/ Hosted by the Bionutrient Food Association - bionutrient.org/
James F. White -- The Rhizophagy Cycle: How plants get nutrients from microbes
Просмотров 19 тыс.2 года назад
The rhizophagy cycle involves bacteria and yeasts that are used by plants to obtain nutrients in soils. Plants cultivate microbes using root exudates (sugars, organic acids, amino acids, etc.) secreted into soils at root tips, then internalize microbes into root tip cells. Microbes internalized into root cells are subjected to root-produced reactive oxygen (superoxide) to extract nutrients from...
Nicole Masters -- Microbial Plant Partnerships
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Nicole Masters Microbial Plant Partnerships
Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin -- Decolonizing and Indigenizing Regenerative Agriculture (part 3 of 3)
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Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin Decolonizing and Indigenizing Regenerative Agriculture (part 3 of 3)
Pascal Fafard -- Communicating With Plants and Nature: An opportunity for true partnership
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Pascal Fafard Communicating With Plants and Nature: An opportunity for true partnership
Dan Kittredge & Dr. Dan TerAvest - Bionutrient Institute: What causes variation in quality?
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Dan Kittredge & Dr. Dan TerAvest - Bionutrient Institute: What causes variation in quality?
Sandor Katz -- Fermentation Fundamentals
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Sandor Katz Fermentation Fundamentals
David Strelneck -- Economic Innovations in Regenerative Enterprises
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David Strelneck Economic Innovations in Regenerative Enterprises
Steve Diver & Rudolph Zantinge - The Three Pillars of Eco-Agriculture: Bio-Energetics (part 4 of 4)
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Steve Diver & Rudolph Zantinge - The Three Pillars of Eco-Agriculture: Bio-Energetics (part 4 of 4)
Dan Kittredge & Greg Austic -- Bionutrient Institute: Defining quality
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Dan Kittredge & Greg Austic Bionutrient Institute: Defining quality
Pierre Weill -- Twenty Years of Bleu-Blanc-Coeur
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Pierre Weill Twenty Years of Bleu-Blanc-Coeur
Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin -- Decolonizing and Indigenizing Regenerative Agriculture (part 2 of 3)
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Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin Decolonizing and Indigenizing Regenerative Agriculture (part 2 of 3)
Rick Haney -- Soil Testing for Soil Health
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Rick Haney Soil Testing for Soil Health
Jill Clapperton -- Discovering, Analyzing, Recovering, and Rebuilding Nutrient Density in Food
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Jill Clapperton Discovering, Analyzing, Recovering, and Rebuilding Nutrient Density in Food
Walter Jehne -- Processes Governing the Biofertility of Our Soils, Food and Preventative Health
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Walter Jehne Processes Governing the Biofertility of Our Soils, Food and Preventative Health
Steve Diver -- The Three Pillars of Eco-Agriculture: Soil biology (part 3 of 4)
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Steve Diver The Three Pillars of Eco-Agriculture: Soil biology (part 3 of 4)
There are NO UNIVERSITY AGRONOMY DEPARTMENTS... teaching what John just GAVE to us. Tuition Value....~ $20,000. Tuition Cost = Exactly $0.00.
Hope the mindfucked climate changer-gang starts thinking after this... 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I wonder who at Brigham Young University would like to affiliate or at least show interest in this type of study. I know that Dr Ben Bikman would like to pine in about insulin resistance and adipose metabolism of each type of beef.
I would not be interested in alpha tocopherols because they are being shown to be misrepresented in many pro A tocopherol studies. Tocotrienols are far more interesting.
Very informative. Looking forward to hearing more from Steve
Outstanding, thanks Rick & Dan for sharing the knowledge
What about the cell phone? Dr. Beverly Rubik tests the effects it and 5G have on our blood and it is unsettling!
Nodes, vegative. Manganese and boron. Those are my guesses before hearing the answers... Let's see how I did.
Rudy Steiner’s lectures on agriculture were 100 years ago this month! 🙌 🎉🌾🥬🌽🧅🧄🌶🥑🥕👨🌾🧑🏼🌾🧑🏼🌾👨🌾 Let’s partyyyyy! Think I’ll make a carrot cake! John Kempf is the new Rudy Steiner.
What does down the drill mean?
Got the book your a genius dr olree i found you from diverse health services 👍
Amazing
thank you so much for this amazing interview. very soon, more and more people are goig to realise the HUGE significance of these beautiful insights. This is the future of a good life and it is infront of our very eyes - the point is: We need to do it. grasroot based PL'US agricultural companies as many as are decisive enough to simply do it. It is shockingly easy.🥬 In Germany we have a guy like Dan, Dietmar Näser (lots of good stuff on youtube as well) and in Austria it is Gerhard Weißhäupl (great webinar on youtube) who are our pioneers in this. I had the pleasure and the honour to meet both of them and join them in a free talk recently and I am deeply impressed by their insights and the impact it´s gonna have on rebuilding healthy soil and it is exactly what Dan and Heart & Soil talked about. The positive future is here now, we just need to DO it 🌿 THANK YOU HEART & SOIL and THANK YOU DAN, for doing what you are doing ❤
Why this video hasn't had more views and likes is beyond me. Thankyou for your priceless content 👍
15:39 Community Focus, Sustainable Living 17:36 Aging Population, Community Housing 20:14 Organic Waste Management, Environmental Sustainability 22:31 Urban Planning, Forward Thinking Policy 25:00 Community Engagement, Information Hubs 27:47 Resilient Action Committee, Community Collaboration 31:05 Student Involvement, Youth Engagement 34:15 Collaborative Efforts, Committee Formation 38:20 Population Growth, Urban Development 41:12 Community Resilience, Committee Structure 43:27 Teen Engagement, Student Participation 46:18 Sustainable Housing, Expert Inquiry 48:20 Information Sharing, Contact for Collaboration
That was an amazing presentation! Thank you.
Increase photosynthesis
0:00 - 5:09 Introduction and Overview of Study 5:10 - 10:20 Discussion on Privacy and Sharing of Results 10:21 - 15:30 Addressing Claims and Regulatory Guidelines 15:31 - 20:40 Discussion on Heavy Metals in Pasture 20:41 - 25:50 Update on Data Availability and Future Releases 25:51 - 30:00 Impact of Aging on Fatty Acids and Nutrient Levels 30:01 - 35:10 Importance of Plant Diversity in Pasture Management 35:11 - 40:20 Expected Next Steps and Timelines 40:21 - 45:30 Translation of Fatty Acid Percentages into Absolute Values 45:31 - 50:40 Communication Among Participants and Farm Practices 50:41 - 55:50 Factors Influencing Meat Quality in Pasture Rotation 55:51 - 1:00:01 Accumulation and Turnover of Nutritive Compounds in Animals 1:00:01 - 1:02:05 Conclusion and Final Remarks
00:00 - 01:18 - Introduction 01:18 - 04:27 - Importance of Nutrient Density 04:27 - 08:00 - Nuances of Carbohydrates, Fats, and Proteins 08:00 - 11:32 - Empowering Consumers to Make Informed Choices 11:32 - 17:07 - Developing a Handheld Meter for Food Quality Assessment 17:07 - 20:38 - Challenges in the Current Agricultural System 20:38 - 23:12 - Choosing Beef as the First Crop for Study 23:12 - 25:42 - Findings and Surprises in Beef Quality Research 25:42 - 28:20 - Relationship Between Farming Practices and Beef Quality 28:20 - 32:10 - Enhancing Soil Microbes for Better Agriculture 32:10 - 33:32 - How to Support and Connect with Dan Kittridge's Work 33:32 - 36:50 - Aligning Economic, Ecological, and Health Incentives 36:50 - 40:37 - The Spiritual Dimension of Food and Agriculture 40:37 - End - Conclusion and Final Thoughts
0:00 - 8:40: Seed saving introduction, importance, and benefits 8:40 - 17:20: Seed swaps - what they are, how they work, and benefits 17:20 - 25:20: Seed saving as a fun and rewarding activity (mentioned for all ages 25:20 - 34:40: Traditional methods for seed saving (hanging beans) 34:40 - 44:00: Traditional methods for seed saving (stone crocks) 34:40 - 38:40: Stone crocks for food preservation (eggs, tomatoes) 38:40 - 44:00: Stone crocks for greasy beans 44:00 - 52:40: Networking with other seed savers and sharing knowledge 52:40 - 1:32:00: Discussion about Appalachian seed varieties 1:32:00 - 1:41:20: Discussion about isolation and diversity of Appalachian seeds 1:41:20 - 2:01:31: Additional content related to seed saving
Crazy how the better the soil life, the better life everything lives. All connected
The Bionutrient Meter - can it be used for soils?
I picked home grown snap peas while watching this. Thank you for inspiring me to grow nutrient dense food. Sea salt sounds interesting and simple. I’ll look into it.
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Same here all thanks to Mr Jasper Strowman, he has always been there to advise and guide me through with detailed analysis and recommendations that I wouldn't have access to otherwise.
Great talk!
Thanks Dan joining the dots ……
Actually there is no dark matter nor dark energy. IT was just unexplained energy and unexplained matter. AND the universe is electric, so that's mostly what it is, electromagnetic and plasma phenomena. And at the center of our galaxy, that is Sagittarius A, is a plasmoid. And its magnetic pole shifts. And smaller astronomical bodies get absorbed by it, just like meteors get absorbed by our sun, well, or similarly. And thanks, for the healthy microbes - healthy us talk! And Holistic Health! Thank you for being educational and informative! 🙏
I have organic-eco-permaculture garden. (except pomelo and grapefruit peelings I threw under decorative bush and hedge). I let the wild edibles cover crop, and I eat them and dry and store them. I buy as much organic food as possible. Always the bananas, oranges and apples, because I can get them, and I spread the peeligs all over the garden, they're high in potassium, which is especially good for flowering and fruit bearing plants. The crops are mixed.Cultivated, possibly organic seeds, if I can get them, I collect my own, they're mixed with herbs and wild self-sown plants. I tell the birds to eat the snails, cause I didn't like the tiny escargot much. Keep learning. I got organic fertilizers, for the roots, they're made of algae, and one of kelp with vitamins, aminoacids, pre-cursors of plant hormones, micro- and secondary nutrients. To holistically healthy eating and living!
Great stuff! Mr Kittredge, if you want to vastly increase your tolerance to the sun you can simply stop eating seed oils and it'll improve dramatically.
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Water distiller filtration is best
Finally someone speaking about how useless salt is
As I have raised my consciousness, I have the ability to choose foods, especially fresh vegetables, that are higher in nutrients. They just call to me. 😊
This needs so many more views
Respectfully, Of course I believe that happy healthy microorganisms all over our dear planet can have a decisive effect on our overall health=happiness=quality holistically healthy lifestyle. But, I am also informed, that there are bigger weather cycles, as is Galactic center's magnetic poles have already shifted again, as they do every 6.000 years or so, and thus cause the magnetic sheet wave ripple effect throughout our galaxy, which has already shown in many supernovas observed in the past years, and in all of our solar system's planets' magnetic fields changes, including Earth's magnetic shield dropped in its power, about since the telegraph wires burned in 1859 = The renowned Carrington event; and we could all notice the weather getting much worse, more extreme weather phenomena and are still on the way of getting worse. :( I don't want to be the one to tell you either. I Bless My Weather. The ThunderboltsProject channel is explaining how the universe and life is electric, the Suspicious0bservers channel is explaining the weather cycle aspect of, Ancient, traditional natural healing sciences teach about human energy potential and self-regenerative abilities, and BioGeometry I still need to learn how much can we help ourselves to balance it all, I have been learning from Vesica Institute, Dr. Robert Gilbert, who has learned from dr. Ibrahim Karim. So as you mentioned that 10.000 years ago and I have been noticing in watching some of the televised documentaries, they are strategically planning and distributing species across the globe, to ensure a better chance of survival (not to mention the seed banks), and they are doing it in accordance with the forecasted earth's pole shift and the new equator, which seems to be the previous equator position, and near which the ice age will be the briefest... Of course I was hoping for a while, that the leaders will build underground infrastructures based around growhouses, but it looks like we're mostly on our own, and are to preserve the highest human culture we can. I have a permaculture organic garden that I need to dedicate more of my time to, especially since the weather has been so dry, then a bit to wet, and the december was surprisingly warm, and it has been forecasted by some informants to get dry again this year. Heteroptera have been multiplying, and I've had my first specialty of l'escargots a few days back, making my way through all of this. I know my wild edibles, so I've been taking a good care to have a whole plant biodiversity on my daily menu. And Thank you for the references, information, and knowledge you are sharing! It is of vital importance and much appreciated! Blessing Perfection 🙏
Magnesium symptoms at 19:42